Jorge Velázquez, from The Shred Force. It's a data management company. It collects files, scans and digitalizing them and then provides shredding services. — Michael Pozo, a graduate of The Caring Place. He was homeless and ill for three years. He found the Mission where his life was saved. He had been involved in drugs since the age of 16. After joining the program, he went back to school to relearn how to read and write. He also learnt computer skills. After graduating, he got his life back on track. He is now a volunteer and donor.

Nelson Ferron ELS Home Services, supporters to the events and daily activities of The Caring Place. He was inspired by exercising his faith with the idea of helping the community. He raised the awareness of his team. As a company, they provided non-specialized home health services to the elderly and disabled. — Nathalie, donor and supporter. She heard about TCP when she had a flat tire in front of the Broward Centre. Since then, she always brings donations to the Broward Centre.

Luis Riano of MER_LLC In operation since 2020. They serve various companies and businesses in the city (www.mertechnology.com). He met Lian Navarro at a meeting at Amazon where she presented The Caring Place's work for the community. After that meeting, he spoke with several business owners to organize a monthly hygiene donation drive. — Edward William of New Beginning Community Outreach a non-profit organization geared to help feed the homeless and needy and help veterans find homes.

Amaury Genao of Turner Construction Company - South Florida office. This is an old company that started in New York in 1902 and expanded to Florida in 1926. They cover all three counties with offices in Miramar. They also have offices in Tampa and Orlando for a total of 46 offices in the U.S. and 26 overseas. They have built many buildings in Miami, and one of the newest is in Aventura, which looks like an inverted pyramid. They were Gold Sponsors for the Back to School campaign at the Caring Place. — Angela Gittens also supported the back to school drive event.

Amaury Genao of Turner Construction Company - South Florida office. This is an old company that started in New York in 1902 and expanded to Florida in 1926. They cover all three counties with offices in Miramar. They also have offices in Tampa and Orlando for a total of 46 offices in the U.S. and 26 overseas. They have built many buildings in Miami, and one of the newest is in Aventura, which looks like an inverted pyramid. They were Gold Sponsors for the Back to School campaign at the Caring Place.

Rob Collins of HOPE, Inc. We fight housing discrimination to ensure your civil rights. Our agency is the only full-service non-profit fair housing agency servicing Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. We tell people about their rights. And this help is free. — Randall White, New Beginning Community Outreach. They help veterans, families, the homeless, and children by providing meals - they have an emergency food program for every need!

Melissa Robertson, of “Your Insurance Attorney”. They organized an amazing back to school drive with their team. They have been doing this for the past 3 years because they are so impressed with The Caring Place's commitment to the South FL community. Because of their support, The Caring Place has helped over 600 families. "Your Insurance Lawyer” is a nationwide law firm specializing in multiple practice areas including property and casualty claims, housing claims, personal injury, immigration, probate and more.

Angela Bankston of Beyond Beauty group. She prepared amazing meals for the residents and homeless guests of the Broward Outreach Centers because she wanted to give them a different experience and make them happier. She also uses her business to help people find their vision in life, especially those who are struggling. She plans to be part of a school for girls. — Marcias Jones assists investors and business owners with their commercial financing needs.

Tania Andre of The Mavuno Project. This Project aims to raise awareness & prevention on Human Trafficking & Sexual Abuse via Mission Trips to dis-enfranchised communities internationally and locally. We also share a message of Hope that will set the captive free. We have a safe house in Honduras equipped to take 12 girls that have been removed from human trafficking and sexual abusive situations; a place of refuge, restoration and redemption. It’s called: “AMANacer”.

Angela Bankston of Beyond Beauty group. She prepared amazing meals for the residents and homeless guests of the Broward Outreach Centers because she wanted to give them a different experience and make them happier. She also uses her business to help people find their vision in life, especially those who are struggling. She plans to be part of a school for girls. — Marcias Jones assists investors and business owners with their commercial financing needs.